Synthetic Wizard

Chapter 492: Chapter 284: Time Battle (Part 2)

How could one not be moved by this?

"With Lord Sunan’s leadership, this war is sure to be a great victory!" Tajana said.

Everyone instinctively nodded.

After the plane blockade was lifted, the information they received from the outside world increased exponentially. The more they knew, the more they realized how incredible it was for the Star Alliance to develop from nothing to its current scale in just over a thousand years.

And all of this was accomplished under Sunan’s leadership.

The Star Alliance now has a blind trust in Sunan.

Any orders from Sunan, no matter how unbelievable, they would carry out with full dedication.

This time is no exception!

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"These are the military forces stationed in the Wulan Plane."

In the conference hall, Lize distributed documents to the attending second-level Wizards, and after everyone browsed through them, she spoke in a serious tone.

"Due to time constraints, our intelligence is limited. Most information about the Wulan Plane is provided by the Wisdom Code, but the details are also limited, allowing only for a rough estimate."

The stationed forces of a subordinate plane are undoubtedly core secrets of any Wizard Influence. Even sending spies into the plane for years might not give a complete picture of the military layout.

The Wizards present understood this and therefore said nothing, but instead all looked up at Sunan, seated at the head.

After glancing around, Sunan lightly tapped the armrest of his chair, pondering for a moment before speaking:

"Then we’ll proceed according to the original plan, using the Wulan Plane as the main attack target and simply pinning down the other two planes."

"Scepter, you will lead the second Golem Legion and the third and fourth corps of the Demon Pattern Knight Order to attack the Manlo Plane. I’ll also give you three small Wizard Towers and one medium Wizard Tower, three flying fleets, and fifteen Stellar Fortresses."

The Demon Pattern Knight Order is divided into ten corps, each with ten thousand regular members and ninety thousand reserve members.

Even if it’s just to pin down, the invading army cannot be too small; otherwise, the enemy might turn the tables, and the consequences would be dire if there’s a need to support the Wulan Plane later.

Sunan must ensure that the forces attacking Manlo and Xige are sufficient to suppress the enemy and prevent them from breaking free.

"Yes, my lord!" Scepter responded respectfully.

"The forces attacking the Xige Plane will be led by Fakado, drawing from the third Golem Legion and the fifth and sixth corps of the Demon Pattern Knight Order, with the same quantity of war constructs allocated to you."

"Yes, my lord!" Fakado replied respectfully.

Scepter and Fakado are the oldest and strongest Wizards in the Star Alliance, and everyone is convinced of their reliability in overseeing the attacks on the Manlo and Xige Planes.

"In terms of Wizard-level combat power, each of you will draw one-fifth of the Wizards and Wizard-level Puppets. The logistics list is included in the documents provided earlier. You have five days to prepare for war."

"Remember, your task is only to pin down, not to achieve large victories. Preserve your strength while preventing the enemy from supporting the other planes."

Scepter and Fakado both responded in unison.

After addressing further details, the meeting ended. The Wizards left the room quickly, each preparing for their tasks.

The conference hall soon emptied, leaving only Sunan and Lize.

"Have you been researching the Elemental Melting Furnace lately?" Lize asked.

"Yes."

Sunan nodded, having nothing to hide from Lize.

"To further upgrade the Starlight Wizard Tower, there needs to be a breakthrough in energy supply. The current Elemental Pool has reached the limit of the Wizard Tower’s capacity and cannot be further enhanced. I can only focus on efficiency to see if I can create a simplified version of an Elemental Melting Furnace."

Hearing this, Lize’s eyes flashed with emotion.

Upgrading Wizard Towers is not uncommon in the Wizard World.

Most True Spirit Descendants of major Wizard influences, unable to build more advanced Floating Cities, choose to modify large Wizard Towers.

But limited by abilities and resources, most can only modify one or two aspects.

Either the Tower Spirit or Elemental Pool.

Or the Maze Lock Protective Energy Field, or long-range firepower strikes.

Or the built-in Puppet Legion.

Such a comprehensive upgrade as Sunan’s is something she has never heard of.

The current Starlight Wizard Tower far surpasses large Wizard Towers, and could even be classified as a higher level—perhaps super-large—without exaggeration.

Even so, Sunan is still unsatisfied, planning further modifications and even preparing to install a simplified Elemental Melting Furnace!

An Elemental Melting Furnace is, after all, an energy supply device for Floating Cities!

Even a simplified version would vastly surpass the Elemental Pool in energy storage, output, and recovery rates!

Lize can’t imagine what level of combat power the Starlight Wizard Tower would have if Sunan’s plan succeeds.

Perhaps this is what fuels Sunan’s confidence in conquering the Wulan Plane!

Reflecting on Sunan’s past glorious records, Lize couldn’t help but feel a bit of anticipation.

Gathering her thoughts, Lize asked again, "The modifications in the Twilight Valley are complete, and the wolf horde has reached the hatching limit. Should we deploy them in this war?"

Sunan nodded in agreement. "Although the wolves are not as strong as the Golem Legion, they’re quite effective as cannon fodder."

The Twilight Valley hatches Black Wolves at a fast pace. Even if all 900,000 Black Wolves perish, they can be rehatched in about forty years, so Sunan is unconcerned about using them as cannon fodder.

However, the Twilight Wolves take over seven months to hatch, with a limit of 602 taking over three hundred years to reach full capacity, so they must be used wisely.

"However, the main force of the initial attack will still be the Golems," Sunan said.

In essence, plane invasion is about fighting for time.

During the time it takes the opponent to react and mobilize troops, the invaders should transport as many forces as possible, establish a foothold in the plane, and set up a forward base.

How smoothly the early invasion goes largely depends on how much force the invaders can transport before the opponent reacts.

In the Tidal Wave Plane, Youxi lost significantly because the Star Alliance reacted too swiftly.

In just two to three hours, they’ve gathered enough troops to halt the Dark Throne’s invasion, preventing them from quickly expanding the forward base and establishing more Plane Channels to calmly transport more forces.

In this regard, the Star Alliance undoubtedly has a natural advantage.

The operation in the Earth Crystal Plane has already demonstrated the immense role of the Cube in troop transport.

In just twenty-four hours, fifty-three Stellar Fortresses, thirteen flying fleets, two Golem Legions, and 120,000 Demon Pattern Knights were transported to the Earth Crystal Plane.

In other words, if the Star Alliance wishes, they can completely transport a Golem Legion in half a day and then rapidly start a war.

Unless the Wulan Plane, like the Starlight Continent, has established a monitoring and transmission network covering the entire plane, it will never mobilize enough troops to face a battle in such a short time.

And this time difference is enough for the Star Alliance to gain a foothold in the Wulan Plane.

The wolves are sentient beings and cannot be transported via the Cube, requiring time to transport into the Wulan Plane, so the initial attack will naturally rely on Golem Puppets.

Once all troops are transported, the Star Alliance should have established a foothold in the Wulan Plane, from which point the wolf horde can join the forces to launch a more intense assault.

After discussing for a while longer, Lize left the conference hall to busy herself.

Sunan still had to research the Elemental Melting Furnace and couldn’t be distracted by other affairs, so most of the preparations before the war had to be overseen by her, and she’s been busy.

Sunan then also left the conference hall, heading straight to the laboratory.